Not a busy pub on a Friday night. Packers and Seahawks signs all around the walls. One section in…read morethe back is reserved while a majority up front is open seating. There is also what looks like a "VIP" section in the back assuming its for the VIPs when sports are on. Plenty of pool tables and i even saw kids here enjoying their meals. Overall, friendly bar. Service is nice. Food is okay. Not too bad to enjoy a drink at this pub.

I'm really saddened that Mustard Seed will be closing its doors soon. MS has been a staple within…read morethe Newport Hills community and a place my family and I loved coming to enjoy affordable and good times rooting for our favorite teams and sports. Really an institution that will be very missed.

Be on alert! Some employees from this establishment will over charge some of its customers. You…read moreshould request a receipt when closing out for the night to ensure that you are not being overcharged. There are no prices on the drinks they serve, subsequently, this leaves the possibility for some employees to charge what they please. Ask the prices of each beverage before you get it. Before you begin your game, use the Timer Feature on your cell phones to keep up with how much time you spent playing, to ensure that you are not being overcharged,. For a while, I suspected that I was being overcharged and decided to use my cell phone Timer Feature - this action did not change the final bill's outcome. My last visit to Empire confirmed my suspicions - I was being overcharged. I have always been kind and respectful to the staff, but feel some of them have been disingenuous when clearing my bill for the evening. Therefore, I have no intentions of returning to Empire Billiards.

A snooker club in Bellevue. Wow. Tables are perfect…read morePrices are at the correct level This is not a sports bar with TVs and full bar. This is a place to go for a quite game or 2 of snooker and pool with friends. A great addition to the Eastside.

This is one of two or three restaurants/bars inside Bellevue Club…read more First off, the service was amazing. I think our server's name is Peyton. It looked like she was the only server today covering the entire seating area (other than the bar) and she remembered all of my group's drinks and somehow showed up whenever we needed attention. Efforts way beyond expectations. In fact, this is one of the main reasons I am giving this venue a 5 star review. Our food was good too (see photo). I just wish they had more variety of beer. It doesn't even have to be on tap but even can/bottle options. Their liquor selection is excellent (especially bourbon!) and it seemed like they offer decent wines too. I don't know much about wine though. As far as I know, you do not need to be a member of Bellevue Club to dine here. No one from my party today was (but I was here for an event and I invited my friends over for happy hour afterwards). The prices are great during happy hour and even non-happy hour prices aren't expensive in my humble opinion - especially given the location. Highly recommended if you're in the area.

Love going to cosmo for happy hour! Especially calamari is soo good! Also it is never crowded so…read morethats a plus. If you sit in the bar area it is dark but i love the ambiance at the bar or dining area

This was my favorite place to take guests. Good drinks, free pool, beautiful view of Bellevue and…read moreSeattle. So sad to learn it closed.

Bar with a view!…read more Food with a view! Happy hour with a view!! You will stop here at some point if you play here or visit here. It's the quieter part of this club. Beautiful high ceiling! Bright expansive balcony!! So many selfies and pics are taken here!! They have pool tables, a small bar and massive couches. It's a big spot with a lot of spaces. Service can be slow but you don't come here to rush. The drinks are pretty good. They'll even accommodate your crazy cappuccinos request without having a machine up here! Thanks guys :) You can get the buffet brought up here during brunch time for that quieter dining experience! I love coming here for drinks. They used to have tables outside during nice weather time. Now that was fun! Hoping they'll bring it back!

Great Place! Roomy and very clean. No load music! Owner was…read morevery pleasant and wecoming. Did not try the food.

They have nice balls. Tables are in pretty good condition. They're a worn but smooth and felt is…read moreok, not torn, bumpers seem ok. Some eating tables are in the lobby and you could have a small birthday here. Pretty chill place, the staff are chill too. Thanks for being so welcoming. The food was closed. Call ahead as I think only the owner cooks. They do have beer for sale. Some candy and sodas. Good selection of cues, various weights, Aramith Premium Ball Sets! $20 and hour per table.

The service and food was amazing. felt very at home thanks to liv and lucas checking up on my…read morefriends and i. would 1000% go again!!

had a private event here for a brand and we literally had the best time! This place was so freaking…read morecool. All the staff was AMAZING. I loved all of the fun putt putt themed holes and the Beyonce portrait on the wall is everything.

Fine, old billiards establishment in Pioneer Square. Solid tap selections, booze, wine. A few eats…read more Fair prices. Bartender did his job no worry. Haha. Historic building ambience with plenty of wall eye candy, neon. First time my son (just turned 21) ordered a cider for dad and himself. Huge historic day!

Womp womp, pretty disappointed in the red headed door guy who assured us his presence was for…read moresecurity but then was so nonchalant with blatantly letting someone else take our belongings that he demanded we left at the door. Two thumbs down. Luckily the vibes were high, but he ruined it for everyone.

True pool halls are hard to come by these days, but they do exist. They are (usually) exclusively…read moreadult, human environments in a time when so many places strive to be "kid and dog friendly" (eesh). Golden Fleece has an Eastern European (Georgian) vibe, as evidenced by the menu and some staffing choices. I like that it's not all typical bar food here, Prices are fair, drinks are strong, and service is quick and friendly. I would love to see more Georgian food and drink on the menu, like dumplings, kubdari, kharcho, achma maybe, a real qababi to go with the plov... and how about a chacha- based cocktail? The tables and cues can be somewhat unkempt. We had to hunt considerably for straight cues with good tips, and brush our table free of debris. Tip: opt for a table further from the front entrance, for better equipment selection. This part of the experience needs improvement, but should be an easy fix. The music can be too loud and, frankly, too much of one genre. I feel they are trying to ride a line between nightclub and pool hall, to attract younger clientele. This may be tough on players that need relative quiet to concentrate. All and all, a fun time. I cannot say that it is a "clean" hall, either figuratively or literally, but I can say that at least at this point in time, it's still approachable to those just looking for a drink and a nibble while shooting a game or two with friends, with minimum drama. Give 'em a shot! ;)

The best bar ever the bartender named Erica Vargas she works on Saturday and amazing service and…read moredrink drinks

$20/hr good large fast tables. Really quiet went mid-day on a Friday. Had fun. Lots of tables. Lots…read moreof snacks.

My adult son and I played ping pong and pool there for a couple of hours, Dec 19, 2025. Clean…read moreplace, good ping pong tables. 2 were set up, it looks like they have 3 total. We recommend.

Resonate's pizza is bar none the best I have ever had anywhere. And that includes Pagliacci, and…read moreNorthlake Tavern way back when it was great. In particular, the three amazing, high-quality cheeses they put on their pepperoni pizza is like a symphony in your mouth. I would just avoid adding their olives, which are green, not black, and possibly the saltiest thing I have ever had in my mouth. I doubt a teaspoon of salt would taste much saltier. After choking down one I did not eat any of the others. Why they don't offer high quality black olives, which do so much for pepperoni pizza IMO, is a head-scratcher for me. Though they brew their beer there, and they always have a stout or porter for me--I like to eat my beer with a knife and fork--I've never found it out of the ordinary. A can of Irish Death would be better. It's the pizza I go there for. But though it is my favorite place by far to have pizza, I have a bone to pick about one of the servers (most of their servers are fine): As a former fine dining restaurant server and shift manager, I'm familiar with the Washington state law that allows restaurant patrons to take partially consumed bottles of wine home with them in their cars if (a) it is resealed with its cork, and (b) they keep it in the trunk or other cargo area where humans don't normally sit. And don't touch it until they're parked at home. I'm a light drinker, and one time I only drank about half a bottle of beer. I think it might have been a large bottle, I'm not sure. Wondering if the rule I knew so well for wine might apply to beer bottles too, I asked the server if it was possible to take it home. I supposed that the main issue might be whether they had a way to seal it, since the cap was no longer good for that. He didn't know, and said he'd find out. When he returned, he said no, and acted like it was the dumbest question anyone in the universe had ever asked, or ever could ask. I had a flashback of Dixie's BBQ on Northup way by I-405 (long closed), where surly sarcasm from knuckle-dragging employees was basically a brand. Curious, today I asked Google for help. I learned that the reason it's possible with wine is because there is a special carve-out in Washington state law just for wine. The carve-out does not apply to any other type of alcohol. So it doesn't matter if you can find a way to reseal the beer bottle. Because the carve-out is only for wine, not beer. I doubt that nuance is widely known. I think it's a reasonable question. As a former server, I have a piece of advice for that server: If you ask a question of a coworker, and they answer with sarcasm, you don't pass that sarcasm on to the customer when you pass on the answer. That's bad service. In my 6 years in restaurants, I was asked my share of dumb questions. But I would never have dreamed of letting on that I thought the question was dumb. Because that's an important part of what good service is. But again, most of the servers there are fine.

This is a 4 star pending 5 star. I want to come back and dine in before finalizing my review. We…read moreordered takeout this time and it was pretty smooth. Once the order is ready they will text you. The place itself is pretty chill. They have a variety of items besides from pizza, but emphasizing pizza. We got the Al pastor pizza, and a chicken bake with Caesar salad. The pizza was pretty good. I love the flavor and everything is balanced. The crust was a little on the chewy side for my taste but everything else was really good. We even left some to eat for cold pizza and it was probably one of the best cold pizza we had in a really long time hahaha. The chicken bake was a healthier version of the Costco which I like it a lot. Overall the food is good, and i definitely will be back to try more stuff.